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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
8
After addressing most collar makes and hearing every complaint, Kleinmaier Bros. announces a final solution. The corner shop touts a new collar model that ends widespread fit and wear issues for customers.
Lion Brand collars are accurate in size with 47 or 50 sizes. A tie slide prevents grip on the tie, and wear alternates on each side with laundering preserving fit. Stores favor Lion Brand, offering exchange for a different style if not satisfied after wearing a day.
A large gathering in Marion Tuesday heard addresses from high officials and notable speakers. The event, linked to the Mansfeld district including Mansfield and Mount Vernon, featured initiation, district officers, and a Pocahontas and Sagamore program amid a city hall setting and social meals.
A schedule of Democratic meetings announced in Lanue centers on two big gatherings at the skating rink with speakers from Texas and Nebraska, including Hon. Jusan Hardy and William T. Laith. Other town meetings feature Mimette Pomerine, Timothy Hogan, and W. T. Smith as speakers. A separate case outlines the kidnapping of two children by their father, Mrs. David West seeking help from the Humane Society.
Pazo ointment guaranteed to cure piles in six to ten days or money back. Advertisement lists price and claims of success and directs readers to Mudwig's store. Public event notices include language about lectures by Prof. Kirehsner, a linguist, and a mechanical drawing meeting tonight.
G W Belly announces public tales at reasonable prices with quarter satisfaction promised. Contact 673 for details from Wert Center location.
Epworth league members of Epworth M E Church hosted a social with members of the Chor al Union in attendance. An interesting reading "MayLaie for the Train" was shared plus talks on church relations and choir roles. Refreshments followed and plans were announced for the next social in November.
The United Brothers Young People held its first monthly meeting of the year at Mina Lottie Campbell’s Windsor Street home. Three new members joined as Mr. B Th. Sycks, now in his third year as president, outlined committees. An engaging program featured music, readings, and recitations, followed by a social box contest and refreshments, leaving attendees hopeful for a strong year.
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